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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
A LITTLE GIANT.
How a Diminutivc Hercules De-
mOlished u Furious Cowboy.


Sloane was an Ohio boy and l made
his acquaintance and chummed with
him in the Andersonville prison pen.
We went West together after the war,
and at that time he was only y years
old. He was 8 feet z inches high,
weighed 100 pounds, and was the
strongest man / ever saw outside of a
professional wrestler or cannon-ball
tosser His flesh was 80 hard that he
could crack walnut on his leg.
One of the nerviest things in
Sloane's whole career happened at
Navasota on the Brazos River. We
were sitting on the veranda of the
hotel when fighter entered the vii
lage on horseback and armed with a
Winchester and two revolvers. He
took drink or two and then started
in to capture the town. There was
only one street, and he rode up and
down this at a full gallop, firing right
and left and uttering terrific yells. In
five minutes he had the town. Peo-
pie disappeared from sight with
amazing celerity, and everybody
was thoroughly cowed. The
fellow fired two shots among the sit
ters on the veranda, and we stam-
peded. / own up that l had no de-
sire for closer acquaintance with the
ruffian, and | was among the first to
seek cover. When we were all inside
l peered cautiously from window and
saw Sloane still outside. He was on
his feet, leaning against a column Of
the veranda and smoking a cigar as
coolly as you please. | shouted for
him to come in, but he shook his
head. Appeals were made ~ others,
but he turned deaf ear.
The cowboy had by this time
reached the lower end Of the street
and turned to come back. He came
at full gallop, but checked his horse in
front of the hotel and fired three shots
at Sloane from a distance OF fifty feet.
The first tipped past his ear; the 9th
er two cut cloth without drawing blood.
We were looking full at the shooter
from the windows, and, as he fired the
third shot without bringing his man, a
look of wonder came to his face and
he bent for closer look and shouted:
"Who are you, man or devil?"
George santered along to the steps,
slowly descended and approached the
man, and as he came near enongh he
grabbed for him. Next instant the
cowboy was pulled off his horse, and
b,ing literally mopped all over the
road. He tried to use weapon, but
was disarmed with scarcely an effort,
and when George got through with
him he lay as one dead. Rifle, re-
volvers and knife were broken
and flung in heap beside him,
and George sat down on the steps to
finish his smoke. He had kept his
cigar alight during the fracas. per-
sonally interviewed the doctor who
was called to see the cowboy, and he
gave me list OF the injuries, as fol-
lows Lett arm broken, thumb on
right hand broken, three scalp wounds,
right shoulder probably dislocated,
three teeth knocked out, five bad
/ bruises ON various parts, and one eye
closed.
The fight did not last three minutes,
and yet the little giant laid the fellow
up for three months, and taught him
a lesson he never forgot. l saw and
talked with him year later, and he
told me he never was SO scared in his
life, and that he was not entirely we'll
from the drubbing.-[N. Y. Sun.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

s4oo with water; Park Tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
A Texan for Political Purposes.

Hon. Roger @. Mills. q gentleman
who is understood to have hopes in
connection with the Craftsmanship OF
the Ways and Means, is native and
resident of Virginia, a man who, for
the sake of office only, owns house
and lot in our little city, and pays us
a visit once year. With his grip in
hand he puts up at the Commercial
Hotel, logrolls around just long enough
to get elected, then skips for his Vir-
ginia home and Washington. As a
carpet-bagger we put him against any
man in Uncle Sans land.-[Corsicana
(Tex.) Star.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

cent. upon
THE OLD OR RACK RENT
is the answer which a Government
tribunal gives to the accusation of
robbery" and "confiscation" which
the landlord organs have brought
against the Plan of Campaigners, who
have combined for the purpose OF
demanding an abatement much lower
than what is awarded as result of a
careful and impartial investigation OF
the tenants and landlords interest in
this small estate in the County Cork.
A similar inquiry would have kindred
results in almost every part of Ireland.
The demands which have been made
in behalf of the victims of Irish land
lordism have invariably been under
what justice would entitle the tenants
to receive. No such decision would
ever be given by Government BODY
in Ireland had we not brought to bear
upon both landlords and Dublin
Castle the pressure of combined popu-
lar action. -
In my last letter made some COM
ments upon mass meeting of land
lords, which had recently taken place
in Dublin, That singular gathering
has had a unique and significant
sequel. The Archbishop of Dublin,
DR.. Walsh, seized upon the occasion
of such an assembly az a favorable
one for a proposed Ground Table"
conference between representatives OF
both sides of the Irish land war, the
landlords aud tenants. The patriotic
Archbishop was careful to explain
that he made the proposal entirely
upon his own responsibility. He
believed that it would be better for
the future OF Ireland if Irish tenants
and Irish landlords consented to
arrange a final settlement by the
mediation of representatives. of both
sides, than to allow the terms OF agree,
ment to be the work Of English party
interference. This proposal was
promptly responded to, and accepted
by the leading landlord papers o
Ireland. Several influential men o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
BAER & CO..
The Only Bargainsl % South Main St.
The Only

81 6, 9,OOO-Figueroa ST.; beautiful new resi-
deuce; IL rooms, including carpets and
window drapery; lot 65x19O.
Notice-$S25 per front foot; Main ST., be-
tween Fifth and Sixth SITS.
$7O0O-Temple ST.; SrOom cottage; lot 5Ox
$50; west of Beaudry ave.
$27O0-Geard ST., west of Pico ST.; Groom
cottage.
$225O-Jewell st.; cottage, 5 rooms.
$7O00-Hope ST. between Ninth aud Tenth
elegant cottage, 5 rooms; to 2O-foOt alley.
Shaw Tract-12 lots at bargain; from $635
to $500. Lots 50x125.
$175O-Per acre, SO acres known as the
Keller Ranch; bounded by Alameda, Yer
non ave-, Rubio and the new SO-foOt street
now cutting through from Seventh ST., di-
rect to Compton; all covered with fruit,
making one of the most desirable spots in
all Vernon for subdivision; terms easy.
$6OOO-Hope st. t.,clean side; 105x155.
$l2 2,50O-Washington st. and Estrella ave.,
124x1G6.
E0-A very large list of acreage in all pa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

where is Business Drifting?
In the vicinity of the s. p. X. r. new depot,
on the Wolfskill tract
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
THE OLD OR RACK RENT

An average reduction of over GO per
cent. upon
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
See the Plans

OF the new s. p. R. R. depot being built or
the Wolfskill tract, ut Los Angeles Land Blu
reau, 20 West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09
CIR AND ENINGI
OCTOBER 1, 1887.
Los Angeles Music School |!
118 East Fifth Street.

Conducted according to the system OF
European schools of music.
Proprietor and Director, Mr.. A. J. STAMM.
Ofice hours, from to 3 p. m.
For all departments experienced and COM
| petent instructors are engaged. Every
month two musicales are given by the teach
| ers and more advanced students.
] G~Terms by application. students can
enter ct any time. sepzx-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

Nadeau Orange Tract,
Corner Jefferson and Central avenues.
A. l.. TEELE, 10 Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

Nadeau Orange Tract,
Corner jefferson and Central avenues.
A. l.. TEELE, 10 Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-09

How IL this for CheapnessP
1875, 1886, and $50 a lot in the city. In.
quire ut No. l Market street, room IA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-02
INTERESTING FACTS ABegT WASH
IacToN. .. G.
TFrom Journal OF Edaeation. /

lFsom journal Of Ed1eation-I
Il a,l55 miles from Washington to
San Francisco.
TIE srldiers' Home Rroznds near
Waahington, embrace 500 acres Of land.
TIE 6rst session Of Congress that as
sembled in Warrington inst IN AoVem
Der, 1900.
ne Dew State Department. has 10
roouns, and cost 5000, 900.
WashinQton's tomb, al Mount Yer
non, Virginia, 10 seventeen miles south
Of the CApitol.
TIE scott statue in Washington,
which h made Of bronze, weighs LOO
pouuda, and cost $4,000.
The new War Department has lzS
rooms, and cost &2y500,000. The build
ing has lI2 windowa
The District Of Columbia comprises
sixty four square miles. and lies entire
IL within the state Of Maryland
The great bronze dosr Of the east
front entrance Of the rosuuda of the
Capitol weighs 1900 pounds. and csst
&26 900.
PennsyIvania avenus, from tire Treas
ury B1ilding TO the Capitol. 10 100 feet
vide and almost as smooth as an Toe
pond.
The statue Of Gen. Mcpherson,
located in MePherson square IN wash
ineson City, cost 81, 500. and weighs
1000 pounds
There are 155< acres Of ground around
the Capitol, which are known ss The
I" Capitol 0roundss and cost the gov
eminent &684. 1873.
TheappropFi stioas made ~ Congress,
ffoD 800 30 date, Tor the erection and
remodsling Of the Capitol, amount 70
over 4l5. 600, 900.
TIE dome Of the United States Capitol
Is 2S7jf feet high. The zeight Of the
iron alone In the dome Of the Capitol u
{, 800 900 pouBde.
The water used In the White House
for drinking purposes fs conveyed 10 the
Mansion BY pipes from 3 spring IN
franklin Park, several squares distant.
The six large paintings on the walls OF
the Foinnda OF the Capitol cost $4,000.
Three Of them cost $1,000 each, one
$4,000. aud the other two. 5000 each
The ate of the city Of Washington
aud the location of public reservations,
squares, Oaoitol, and the Executive
Mansion were selected BY President
Washington.
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-. rrsem q nnexrsn1ef @oklncckr
tzfn1 ~ - sm1Hel uozk VI 1r119
nnfIl1 sone e ek4n1 81. 80 bAn1
81 ~ e. % hnEnuB be - ~ s1aryzsion.
Msn. 4. MeDnnssl 90 60 laeB q 60
~eSr~. nvina - - nrnsr cswy skae,
waa aeFfam4IV b1rrsd afUu1 - h1n1 CO
- fEEh inst. Ske go ssMta6 In fFnnf
~ A. ernn nFs rlAee. kmefeR 81 skoea
Hken - uas nttaeked wtEh s fafutinz
Is so FL fcr9zrd fnfe ~ 1rs. Be-
fore - aas rnssnsd &c AszF So zinaEd
fssm 80 ksad. ena hss fses and shoald-
eEn he6ly b1rnef-
0ns 81 - nEeatest e1tefprisss sssf
pxufsstsd for fhs beBe1s q kttEltas
ssan7g 10 nrw On foos and rs prsspscis
are aattssinR saE its bsing carried 0af-
Il mag not be RszaKnlly knosu Dos teers
h . stoak eomp2ny efEs9azed for ne
p1rpsae 81 irt2slinH shs euelre valisy
81 80 KftitAa. MsaEss wilkins and
Wilson are e1RlneeFiDz fhs ssksEn1s SD
10 fornsK h noB o. ne asand esaszis-
inE vita ths espit1iisss NAs pEoposs %
furnish the moasy % prusscuts TIE
saKk Tss wsteE = - Be tsksa from
- Te4nsBey - the FORKS ten miles
sbsve the Doufh- 1he c4nsa vii cross
ths Gwsuk four miles above iis mouth,
anad shs Nanum neag L. CsaKes's plAoe-
Ia TITS way al the areable iand ~ kn
tftzs valley wiii b covered. 1ne 80
tizate3 eos Of the nnosxsaktnR -
4i5 00. = Yakiasa S'esai. .
Rosfyn has SEVENTY ehiidrsn Of school
aea. snd twenty seEe1 - fhat numoeF
sks nog alfsnding echoed Is that plAos.
Roslyn has & amalI mounfain stream
esnssiBR shfoagh it. and ms tognslts -
esmposed Of lsFel Bsnoh of afsssn o.
twenty aarae, and 10 considerably more
elevated than ls-einn.
Durina tha latter part Of last week we
experisncsd several days Of rBRuiaF
wsbfoo4 weather, bat on Sunday night
Is called 40 and tbs gTO11d froze, and
sinss thaf tine 0e have hae fire. u up
Al night and : thav 1srinR the Day.
This, ws think, vii york a iriuFy 70
tie fail Gown Grata-
Several tons Of bsoom earn we're
shippsS from North Yakima latsiy 70
Psfalaad and sold for SO per ton
Yakima has d sgeneEaSe1; several years
ago Welsh 4 Co. manufactured brooms
/ In shaa town and they we're prom 0nDcsd
: good article. Bat our neiRhb0rs have
suffered tais industry 10 die cut.
Oar coFrespondent 81 The Salmon
river mines informa ~ THAI the mine.
Of that country 80 far - prospeetee
have desel0ped Little besides silver
which takes ths LEAD, Ralens and cop
Ger. There b very little gold. and Their
are ne placer mines. Next spTinR vii
deselop come rich silver Iodes TIE orr
veins. too, widen a. they aKs Rens IN on
20 skas ali fesl ooufdent that tie mines
viii prove highly Femunerative and thal
ths camp will be the most Iiseiy ons
nexkseFirR in TIE Eorshwsst.-EileAs
buvS Jooalszer.
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Mrs. Ph9ss Ohesiey, Peterson. Clay
Co, Iowa. tells the following remarks
BILE story, the truth Of which u vJuehed
for By the residents Of The town: " am
u years old, have been troublea with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years; conia not dress myaelf
without help. NeW am free from ell
pain and soreness. and am able 70 10 all
my own houseWoEk- ] owe my thanks
30 Electric BitteFs for having renewed
my yeath. and removed eomplesely al
atseAss and pain" Try bostla. only
Soc. a. A. B. STKwkkx's drae store. dW
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SCARLET FEvER AND DTPH.
THERaA

are ssread ~ eontAei0n By the transfer
Of hving matter. these particles come
fFon tie skin. the memhranoas lining
81 she moatb nose aud threat, sad from
she lntestinEs md nrinAry ogsana Dis
infeca prompaly and tharenshiy With
DSroys Praphs l1ctic Fluid. the great
germ destroyer.
Prof. H. I. Lugenn. Of tie Wander
hia Uuiysrsity. lena. says . As q dis-
tnfrcgNAf And descrgsat Dareya Pro-
phylActie Flaid - Superior 10 any prep
Grafton VITA wAsch am acquainted. -
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The world h constantly IN search OF
negative men, men thai nsseF commit
themselves - anything. thai never op-
pase anything. Ikey are what peeple
call good men. The popalAF idea u
pions man is THAI 81 man who agrees
with everybody. A bold. esixinai man
liks Martha LatheF 10 usually voted .
dangerous man, a. least ttll be u dead.
Yes ws feei haend 10 aAy thai tbs warid
comes afonnd after awhile heistos
AstAadisf.
Home people have not yea had The
sentimental seftness sAnotlasd Gas Of
their spirits. nor the whfne cat Of heir
voices, nuF the general dehility out %
their department.. nor the etinpinR de-
pendanca on everybody e,aa hut ed
ous % their lixes nor The disposition %
exist without good hoaeet iRbaF oat Of
their business Arfxneemeass, nor tha
s'haly twRngn uai OF their conversation
and prayers, nor The langntd affectAtion
oat % their neauneFs. % fer a baptism
az manly, stalwart. fgank and ssirFiag
sanetihsatisn thai can lock every enc IA
the eve, that u noi eoatiaasiiy a. inc
fAxoFs. that does net 80 round apelogia
ine for its own exisgsuce ard pEesence.
AG4A A6AA1 tHsAN tu4tAtAA wen - U.s.
noe acme speeiAi "Ax 10 grind. zad eAn
occasionally deTote itself 10 uaAlasa
care and consideration aud labor and
sacrinne for athefs! legally froaa she
soerty severe and the seitly sentimental.
Rood Lord, deliver usl--tAssstaaa Ssaas
ard.
Bot shis eoldY geody maa has ere
strong qaaslt The Staying Qaality.
Put ham into the SnpsEintsndsney q she
Sunday sceoal, aud be u - Rooa re-
body viii pF0pose % tarn hisa cot.
Make him dese0n Ia thc Baptist
Ihnrca, % elder ~ the fFe<eyteFiAa
Church, % steward n ths AeghoAasi
ohnFeh. sud be siti hold olsiee gaE hfe.
theneh the preacher ears ancatd ard
tbs bualuess az the cfrfoh eors 10 tbs
daks. be y ~ Rocd nsheiy win progress
% aisplAee kini. Lkeeasa hin 70
preach, and D. Niil ksastker every
church be gets iu-kIliine sn a. aver
aea che q yeafi bet . be = ssoh = sod
man, no era aaiitea Utll depaes him
from tie mioisttyr Ard. q mvs don'i
be live long tla.t - AsaitRsz 4feaszis
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II IL onlS through our mystsFi rus hu-
sisters and wives, thrsugh the strength
and courage and wiedsm Of fathers and
brothers and teachers that Ne can GENE
70 the knowledxe Of Him In whom
alane the love and the tenderness and
the purity and the strength and the c0ur.
ace and the wisdom Of ali these dwell
forever and ever IN perfect fulness.
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MEs. WnNEov's Sooxnrxa eTKSP, fer
ehiidFen testhinR, 10 the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
siciAna in che UEiasd States, and has
oeen used tor forty years wish never
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for thetr ohildrsa. DaFinR the process
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relisves the child from pain. cures dys
satsFY and diarsh0a. EripiB9 In the
Aowels add Wind ooiio- By RivInQ health
- the child Il rests the Esthef Prics
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a cArTAEs's Es.TssATE Discev'

Capt. Coleman, scar. Weymouth, ply
Ing between Atlantic City and n. T..
@ Try Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption. Il nOt only gave him
instant relief. bnt allayed the extreme
SORENESS In bis breast. His children
were similarly affected, and single
dose had the same happy edeot. DR..
Kings New Discovery is nov the stan
dard re1edy in the Coleman household
and 0n board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles Of this standard remedy at A. B.
STxWAKT's Drug Store. dW
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sEVEa coon RrLEs.

Acquire thorouRhly-rhis puts the
knowledge In.
Review frequently-This keeps the
knoWledgs Ia.
Plan your wotk-This begins well.
Work your plaintiffs Aaishes veil.
Never think Of self--Selfshness spoils
al.
Never look back Waste no time
over failures
Earn. save, give 81 you can for Jesus.
result happiness. C hrSstisa Adp0csfs.
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TMg DeMKAHoN sTKAMsmEP 1EHR
Rnnnine between Liverpool aad Qns-
bee, thence ~ rail 20 al soints in the
GATED Stats. Sail from Liverpool
every Thursday, ealing 81 Belfast, and
from Qusbeo every Saturday. Steamers
are large and fast and stesrsRs aceoH-
mcdations uaexcelled ~ any ether
line, while the voyage b 800 miles
shorter than va New YORK, three days
Of Il IN TIE smooth waters 81 the Gull
and river Sc. Lawrencs, famed fes
beankifal. picturesque scenery. Steer
see and prepaid certificates sold q
lowest rates. Also drafts On Europk
and bank remfttaaoes 10 any posbofice
address. A. CHLExRa, Ticket Aaapi
for the Horfharn Pasife r Il. iy14 d.
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Ths Besi SAivs IN The World faE Oats,
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TaR DEEEGurRuL LIQUID LAXATIVE

Syrup Of Figs il Q most agreeable and
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Trinity Church,
BY the Rev. @ o. Herbert Watson. on
Feb I. 1871. John r. Beardsley, II. D.,
and Martha H. James. both Of Tacoma.
Aforementioned January I6, 1857.
San Juan Island, by the Rev. g 4. s.
Gray. Joseph sandEith and Isabella
Firth.
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It IL the abuse NOT the use that has
condemned IL. Freemsn's medicated
invisible Powder properly applied Is
used by every lady Of retirement to
enhance their beauty.
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WASHINGTON
sTEAMBoAT TRAnsPoaTk1lan 6
Carrying the vs.. Hell.
Fanma, SsalIIs tPsn Tsvanai In


ONE or THE w. aA WM
q Il. Co.'S steamers ~ g.
tAndsrsoE or kdl1h IN
VII run dAlly between TncquaA aHN k1a1
Tgwnse nj. leAving Tacoma gpoz kgz1gtINs
train saagtls - 10 ,. IN. and lpe11l1N Is
Port Madison. 1 orf Gamble. Fu1l AEeH
and Por4 Tuwn-end HotarnlnR lNss
Pori T0Wasaad ever daT lsxesp1 SEl.II
e o'elock ,. M ana seattle e p ~
SEATTlE-UnATc0n R0uTE
he steamer ~ n WHHW1N ~
leave Seattle ever sunday, Euez11 81
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STEAMER HELEN.
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The Rellinsham Bay Railway
and Navigation Company.

SEATTLE W.T.. Jan. 81. 1857.
NOTICE Il HkREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the principal and heaH sf7ce OF n .
company has been removed from the city
a. coas u Of Whafcen, In this Territory,
70 the city o. Seattle aad county Of King
theresn. BY order 81 the Bead Of I rustees.
ia4esNlm w. \. FORREsT. secrstAsy.
FOR SALE.
A GOOD RANCH LOCATED on
- Wildly IAlAA6 I'D acreA mostly
alder hottsm and easily ci@a ed 4 acres
In er fence and cat vasion: 10 acFps
slkahed has half q mia 81 water front-
axe On the sound: good water and drain
AZ. hcuss and everything thern % begin
living ~ snee-
Price $3.50, title perfect.
For further particulars Inquire Al this
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